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For anyone whose recently joined us here on Mathstodon, you should be aware of @MathsJam, the monthly pub nights (and also annual gatherings) for recreational mathematics, and also @TMiP (Talking Maths in Public), the network for people who communicate maths to the public or otherwise. Also, hi!

"In this study, we provide a more comprehensive understanding of the relationship among these cellular subsets, uncover a novel homeostatic function in human NK cells, and illuminate how HIV-1 infection disrupts these cellular subsets and their functions"

Wang et al @embojournal

embopress.org/doi/full/10.1525

'In a staggering report last month, the Department of Justice documented pervasive abuse, illegal use of force, racial bias and systemic dysfunction in the Minneapolis Police Department. City police officers engaged in brutality or made racist comments, even as a department investigator rode along in a patrol car.'

nytimes.com/2023/07/02/opinion

👋 Hello! Looks like quite a few more people are coming here as part of a #TwitterMigration. Welcome to the #fediverse!

GBH News is a PBS/NPR station in #Boston, MA. We start the day with a news roundup and a lighthearted poll. #introduction

Are you a #journalist? I wrote Mastodon 101 for Journalists which you can find here: lisawilliams.github.io/lisa/te

(for those of you who have been here a minute...I'm looking to update that. Suggestions welcome!)

Targeted Genetic Nanoparticle Company Gains $25M in Seed Funds

A developer of #nanoscale #lipid particles for delivering #genomic therapies to specific #cells and #tissue, spun-off from academic labs, is raising $25 million in seed #funds.

sciencebusiness.technewslit.co

#News #Science #Business #Biotechnology #Nanotechnology #Chemistry #DNA #mRNA #Engineering #University #GeneTherapy #Finance #SeedRound #VentureCapital

I respect the NYT, but this the laziest, stupidest reporting imaginable.

The majority of the story is just regurgitating Musk’s PR statements unchallenged, without context.

And it doesn’t go into issues like the Google cloud infrastructure bill. Or the self DDOS.

A decade ago, I could excuse thin tech reporting from major papers.

But most other newsrooms have staffed up experts enough to write better stories. WSJ certainly has.

nytimes.com/2023/07/01/busines

@analog_ashley and I assume you’re already following @cyrilpedia and @NicoleCRust and @albertcardona for immuno/ neuro / art / bugs / cognition.

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"The Outer Hebrides Palimpsest. (Edinburgh, Scotland, 1677).

Following the establishment of the Man in the Iron Mask’s identity by use of the correspondence and shopping lists of his jailor, Saint Mars, the Margrave embarked on a reanalysis of one his cartographic collection’s most celebrated collection items, the Outer Hebrides Palimpsest. The connection was tenuous at best: a group of Waldensians fleeing the brutal suppression of the sect in Piedmont arrived at the remote islands at around the time the map was produced. In keeping with our founder’s original mission, the process arrived at no useful conclusions – one unfortunate effect is the damage you see here, the Margrave's effort at redacting the map."
Prof. Horst Manfrenjensenden, Ph.D.
Head of Collections, von Willebrand Trust. Dresden, December 12th, 2022.

@anaanajottajotta @consta_arouca@madparreira @jorgenesbitt

Oubliette" Exhibition at Biblioteca Camoes, Lisbon (Largo do Calhariz, 17). Show runs until the end of June.

"That's a long-winded way of explaining how I got from working on stress to being interested in the microbiome. The next 10 years were focused on taking advantage of advances in technologies, genetics and sequencing to parse the relationship between the microbiome and the brain and, more recently, on asking if we can translate it to humans."
- John Cryan

febs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/d

'To identify tumor-intrinsic drivers of resistance, we quantified in-vitro response to CD19-directed chimeric antigen receptor T-cells (CD19-CAR) and bispecific antibodies (BsAb) across 46 B-NHL cell lines and measured their proteomic profiles at baseline. Among the proteins associated with poor in-vitro response was Serpin B9, an endogenous granzyme B inhibitor.'

biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

'One study of 108 US urban areas found that formerly redlined neighbourhoods had surface temperatures about 2.6C, or nearly 5F hotter than others. “This is one of the most visible ways that we can see structurally racist decisions from the past play out today as climate risk,” says Max Cawley, who participated in a “heat mapping” project of Raleigh and Durham, North Carolina.'

ft.com/content/bfd7447a-72c1-4

Note to self: pack N95 masks

"Air quality levels in the region were expected to deteriorate Thursday, although conditions were not forecast to be as bad as they were earlier this month."

nytimes.com/live/2023/06/29/us

Looking for interesting accounts to follow?

➡️ truesciphi.org/ Science & philosophy, curated by @TrueSciPhi

➡️ fedi.directory/ Many topics, curated by @FediFollows

➡️ Follow hashtags on topics you're interested in. Add them to your posts when relevant. When you type a hashtag, most apps will tell you how often they're used. #astrodon is popular among us astronomers, for instance.

Interesting when a black guest brought onto #FoxnewsSunday has to tell people that... unlike the impression Republicans give that 50% of #Harvard students are black... the actual number is that just 6.6% are black." #AffirmativeAction

Hello Mastodon Newcomers 🐘✨!

It seems there is a fresh wave of people joining or coming back to Mastodon today ​🌊​:mastodon:​ :rainbowdance:

If you feel a little lost,
I wrote this external guide that might help you, or that you can share with friends: controlaltdelete.technology/ar

On this toot (post), you will find links to each category of the guide separately: infosec.exchange/@Em0nM4stodon

On this toot you will find a list of short Mastodon toot-guides: infosec.exchange/@Em0nM4stodon

For Fediverse tips all year long you should follow the excellent @feditips !

Welcome! :awesome:​✨

Hey folks

I am a cancer scientist, patient advocate, and professor of oncology and genetics at #MemorialUniversity

I share good laughs, sometime frustration on important social causes, as well as knowledge on cancer and how to protect us from it, support programs available, and lived experiences of patients and family members

I also am an amateur photographer with a focus on flowers flourishing in my province

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